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HOW TO TRANSFER A MAILO LAND TITLE INTO YOUR NAMES.
Mailo land is mostly common in the central region with few traces in western Uganda. Titled property is associated with complex paper work and one needs knowledge to save a dime as well as time from transactions, hence the phrase "ettakka biwandiiko ssi bigambo" which means Land ownership is proved by supporting and satisfactory documentation and not mere words.Step 1.   You must have in your possession a fully completed set of Transfer forms which include a Transfer form and two Consent forms, A photocopy of the duplicate certificate of title and authentic Passport photographs of the buyer and seller one for each. Include National Identification card copies / passports for both parties Fully witnessed by an Advocate of the vender and Purchaser. Attach a copy of the sells agreement on which the transaction was done.Step 2.   You present the documents to the Valuation Department at the Ministry Zonal Office (MLHUD) that takes the district where the land is situated for v

ARE YOU MOVING YOUR PROPERTY TO ANOTHER HOME? HERE ARE SOME TIPS FOR YOU.
Below are some tips that you need to consider if you are planning to move your residential property from one location to another. Eight weeks before. Remove unnecessary items from your attic, basement or storage shed, etc. Use up all the things that you can't move, such as frozen foods and cleaning supplies. Obtain information about your new community [Research]. Secure a floor plan of your new residence and decide what household items you want to keep. Start a possessions inventory. Solicit estimates from at least three moving companies. Call your homeowners insurance agent to find out to what degree your move is covered. Create a file for documenting all moving papers and receipts. Arrange to transfer your children's school or school records. Six weeks before Evaluate your possessions inventory. Can you donate anything? Do you need it all? Notify your friends, relatives, professionals, creditors, subscriptions, etc about your moving. Subscribe to a local paper in

WHO PAYS THE REAL ESTATE AGENT'S COMMISSION WHÈN YOU BUY OR SELL A HOME?
When buying or selling a home, one of the questions that may come to mind is who pays the real estate agent's commission. The answer is not always straightforward, as it can vary depending on the circumstances of the transaction. In this article, we will explore the different scenarios in which the commission is paid and who is responsible for it. The role of real estate agents in a transaction Before we delve into who pays the commission, it's important to understand the role of real estate agents in a transaction. Real estate agents act as intermediaries between buyers and sellers, helping both parties navigate the complex process of buying or selling a home. They provide valuable services such as marketing the property, scheduling and hosting open houses, negotiating offers, and handling the paperwork involved in a sale. In exchange for these services, real estate agents receive a commission, which is a percentage of the sale price of the property. The commission is typic